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- Emmett Till subject of Southern Quarterly - Hattiesburg American
Emmett Till subject of Southern QuarterlyHattiesburg American, MS - Aug 19, 2008Among the 15 poets who contributed works are Sonia Sanchez, considered by many scholars as one of the most prolific and distinguished African American poets ...
- Judge Rules 135-year-old Treasure Returned to Hardy Smith Descendants - Courier Herald
Courier HeraldJudge Rules 135-year-old Treasure Returned to Hardy Smith DescendantsCourier Herald, GA - 1 hour ago“I also found some old books - 200-year-old books, poetry, Mark Twain...do you want those?†Hall asked Ms. Gray. Ms. Gray declined, saying the books were ...
- Meditation Classes Due to Restart - RedOrbit
Meditation Classes Due to RestartRedOrbit, TX - 11 hours agoA bit like writing poetry with your body." This creative movement practice will then lead into more interactive improvisations with a partner or in groups. ...
- Poets' corner is open to all - Harrow Observer
Poets' corner is open to allHarrow Observer, UK - 30 minutes agoRhymes, haiku, limericks, odes and sonnets will all be welcome and the poetry does not even have to be the reader's own but could be a partner's, child's, ...
- Profile: Mahmoud Darwish - Al Jazeera
Mahmoud Darwish, the award-winning Palestinian poet, has died aged 67 Mahmoud Darwish, the poet widely regarded as being the voice of the Palestinian people and chronicler of their suffering following the creation of Israel, died on Sunday 10 August ...
- The creation of Creationism - Times Online
Belief in creation is a way of acknowledging that the fact of existence is not self-explanatory. That anything exists at all is an ultimate and unfathomable mystery, and it is this mystery at the point where explanations come to an end that religions ...
- 10 great festivals to cure the summertime blues (USA Today)
Music festivals are to summer what rock is to roll. USA TODAY gets the lowdown on late-summer and fall festivals from Rolling Stone executive editor Jason Fine.
- Reliving Philippe Petit's walk between the Twin Towers (International Herald Tribune)
Philippe Petit's high-wire walk between the towers of the World Trade Center in 1974 is the subject of "Man on Wire," James Marsh's thorough, understated and altogether enthralling documentary.
- How did anthrax suspect Ivins keep security clearance? - Christian Science Monitor
Washington - Army microbiologist Bruce Ivins may or may not have been the anthrax killer. But FBI documents about his case released Wednesday raise another troubling question: Why did he retain security clearance and access to deadly pathogens ...
- Ray McNulty: Dodgers' ties to Vero Beach are fading away (TCPalm.com)
Photographs and memories are about all that's left of the Dodgers' ties to their spring training home for 60 years
- College maintenance worker honored for his poetry - KSTP
College maintenance worker honored for his poetryKSTP, MN - Aug 31, 2008Schug’s fire for writing poetry was lit following a third-grade writing assignment. "I handed it in, got some positive feedback, and the rest is history," ...
- Calendar: Exercise classes (The Huntington Herald-Dispatch)
Aerobic/Kickboxing Classes, 5:15 p.m. Mondays and Wednesdays, 6 p.m. Tuesdays, Thursdays-Fridays, 9 a.m. Saturdays. Instructors: Sheila Ball, T.J. Niebergall and Roni Hayes. Call 740-867-4532. Chesapeake Community Center, 3978 Ohio Route 7, Chesapeake. $20 a month; $4 daily.
- Schmidt composition to be showcased at State Fair - Journal
ST. PAUL - Brian Schmidt, a native of New Ulm, has written an original choral composition that will be showcased at 2:30 p.m. on Saturday, Aug. 23 at the Minnesota State Fair. The Minnesota Valley Chorale (based in Mankato) and the Prairie Arts ...
- Doris L. Low, 88, research geologist and classical singer - Boston Globe
The youngest child and only daughter of a Brockton family of musicians, artists, and engineers, Doris L. Low, who was born in Denver in 1920, had aspirations, too, starting with college. By 1938, however, her family could only afford the tuition of a ...
- The hungry eye - The Australian
The AustralianThe hungry eyeThe Australian, Australia - 4 hours agoHe fell passionately in love with the city. He studied dance in college and still identifies performers such as Gene Kelly, Jerome Robbins and Rudolf ...
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